Rating Speed in the Lope
Written by Martin Black
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.70
What is important to me, and what I feel is important for a...
Serpentine Without Reins with Buck Brannaman
Written by Buck Brannaman & Emily Kitching
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.36
If you have the goal of one day riding your...
Backing a Serpentine
With Mindy Bower
A backed serpentine should look just like a forward serpentine: a series of half circles connected by straight lines when changing...
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Horsemanship Skills
Leveling Your Seat Bones
Written by Wendy Murdoch
Hopefully by now you have come to the understanding that the more vertical, level and balanced you sit on your horse...
For Visual Learners
Build Your Confidence
Winter Projects
With Jeff Derby
For many of us, the start of the winter season means an end to our riding season. Even if you have access...
Look and Feel in Your Groundwork
Written by Scott Stokes
Groundwork is an essential tool in horsemanship. Its application begins with the first haltering of a foal as well as getting...
Learning to Learn with Joe Wolter
Written by Patti Hudson photos by Eric Sines
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.72
During a recent ranch clinic at Joe Wolter’s home...
Words of Wisdom from Ray Hunt
Written by EHC
This article originally appeared in Eclectic Horseman Issue No.16
“I have spent most of my life around horses. When I was growing up,...
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